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. ~'~~;`. . f ~~~ ,> . .~ -. 1!,57 44.4, `. r . , .1.16 lit:1111ER 54461 . •THrATRE ROYAL, COVINT-GARDEN: • O N MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 26 will bit. Perturiata Trmted Y , f ' KING LEAR. King Le;.r, Mr. K MBL E.: -Kent, Mr. CRESWELL,; Ed . ,zal., Mr, C. KE RLE '; Goneril, Mrs. t - lUMPHRIES ; Ite•gdirc Mrs. ST. LE.G E R ; • T o Cornelia, Miss IHUSTOW, Which Nvill be added, the 'new Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; HE HAUNTED WELL. Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; Sh..r. rnothClown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; - Chalkstone, Mr. T - BLANCHARD.; fir Mary qtaduke Rupee. Mr. RI DG WAY; Fl; Columbine Miss ADAMS • . Fairy of the Well, Miss M. nßis'ro - w , 110,„,,-e fair)' hew Drop, Miss W 0 RG MAN. Is, I 7 S• se P • •• 41 Pit '6d. Second Price COM [tee 3s. .5 • jittery 2s. Second P rite h t is.—Upper ~•:apoors will be op ene d at Ha lf past Five . , Galler and the Play t) ri alt . past Six. 'elll4gnetiesdYl he Free Knights, or, The of Cktr , with The Review, or, The Wags of k. indsOr. LYCEUM THEATRE., cr c a n ft t i d S t Pecial Licen ' se of the LORD CNAME3ERLAIAT, or the Present Season to the joint application of all Partiet principally interested. Tiißjt) ail p NiajeSties Servants, fofrning the - 'COM- • pt .i!,,, S `Ve of the late DRURY.LANE TEI riotrnahietf_plltriEeSiyEoNfT EVENING, February 24., LIJ I , MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. lohii Falstaff',-Mr: PALMER'; Shallow, 11r. PENSON; Slender, Mr RUSSELL ;- ' Mr. Page, Mr. POWELL ; Mr. Ford, Mr, WROUGHTON; Sir Hugh Evans, M. DO wro N ; Dr. Caius, Mr. IVEWITZER ; - ' Hardolph, Mr. WtBR; Pistol, Mr. DE CAM?' ; I‘l3. Page, Mrs 0 rtc; F:R ; Mrs. Ford, Mrs. MARLOWE.; Anne Page, Miss RAY ; kftir wi Quickly; Mrs: SPARKS. "eh (for the totirth time at this .Theatre) the AI r3itai Entertaininent Of - --- . THE 'RENTIENT ; • MrTHE WAGS 'OF WINI3SOR. 't% Deputy 13u1i, Mr..PENSON; 13taugaril, Mr. I: SMITH ;. lklat‘.liolter, Mr. IOUNSTONE ; ~,,!ohn lA-imp., M r . ()X i3ER RN ; Quotem, Mr. A'l Ft LIN S ; ,Charles VVilliains, Mr. HORN; • Cr4ce Gay lOvv,• Mrs. 0 ER ; B ob Lucy-, M rs . I3I„AN D ; . 0 t Phcehe, Niiss K E LI-Y• Second Price s 5.3 &I. Secona Price Se cond prffee3;t. _upper Galie'ry is. Secoil,l Mo nd aY ? Riches or, The Wife and Brother' -,o4ll:.ever p e rf r o'rined)a-new Mutreal Farce, in Two Ads, tQl;"triil l eill'treo ; Ni e ls v s M. l 'ica . l Draina, Three. A at - , has been Prepiitioii, arid will speedily be iii,Y4l".eCt' -,__ SAIIB OF E`, 7 J - E•ytES, Scc: Ar.ilV i.; . . stjriA)i.k. . . . ' • -- ,'.+ALL t:: \ RAI; IN t•IAV;11 1 1tDON. lit'l,_ "10 BE, SOLD ... An, iIY. LAVER OUV E 4, • ` 1141. h -.ti. v l 'Ch. in Iftify St. Lilanind'.s on Weahesclay, 5 T : h ,. 44 ) 44i n (Unless jeZner disposed 01' by Private Cod tv A v Ni4 - • .... . . . Ll t a k-'1,u,,, ~tl , 11. FARM, cansittng of 6. good Firm- 0 v --',I I ':+4-, 4- . 4, ::1 ...:I',. -. .1641'61 Acres, three Roods of A ra- F t :'"ch i c ,,'e Lin.., ' a l , Freehold, .mi kr upon a Lease, 11 i, 'r e - Ir Y .o ;trs an; . ....:•..:; p 'el?' at' Ml:::.inc.:lioa; , :next : z let:tilarsuaint .will sly w Ow l'io,ni,et; and rile Price .1(. l olk` rs . to,. lla Y be known by applying, pensonaily, or by -:' ?- " - P4iti, to Mr Hayward ) Long Matords, Sat r.—'--...-' ' I RON WORKS ANT) HAR AT CHAT: _ _ - _ . HAM-. , , lit, • ' lO 131 , . ()1.1) BY AUCTION, . . ; th 1 8 1 , %it SCOTT, _. .. • ~ Ur(, l44 ` - ' , Gild i t ,, " '' i ri, , air March 9, It Tswelvei b' fA i Ll , otl ly!.A;;,;,,-, ( ,- ) . e n s wi;C'inirnediate Possession, _. . 1 ) •,..G' -1. - 14 AM Ili( ' ) NI ' I 7 .OONI)EItY, and BOLT ; 1)11:',•1.ii„,',ft.t..., with an excellent Vi ( I-I AR , F 'and neat tc-11.0.vay, ri ,,, ,, r , . ; ..ir 0u .,-,. E , nr , ;.:4 nes.iitabi y sTate ry o tc ril ~1 : : < . ? . ... Ns! , Stt ' th e Via7 .l :llling, 1 .0 tfiCF, Wit 1 , 8, , %. rea vl io l n i s i krr " Eh'ine r ' ••• horse tioweii a .{l- '"r? - ' „ 1 , 11 , (.. e h 4 ite - f '' ° 2 - .' . 11,1" and St Bar acid Bolt Iron Hoiipu an ti Rails, and An ar4l tivr.,rk r .L.," ii , Actieral ; tneAvhPle incomp l ete .., order toys ii;' ne hl by 4n agreement for a Leaseofyel t y a e . 1,,, , ,! r a ; 1 e frr_ze (planers, unexpired , oat ex tremel y tj o ri n us tern, , en;inently la ti i: i r yt i ;' ,. . - v., LI . he. Tclunign Omni. { S i t ° l V V :i l y " s b n i lali advance,of Capital. ll, 1, 1 411 , 1 *! n vi "jel, and ' descriptive. Particulars had ynt acrd , ' the t_l , e, Rochester ;at the Mart ;an of .....,_ tc>t t _ ....,„ ~ roli. , - . , ' 4 at New Brictge.street. _ n ,„ BL N EV/ PUICAIIIONS. • ih:V O Kil - '3I.J.ERS air Hereby . it'f°ra'ed tha t Work were this Day in course . vu price , St. tl 11 10 r, GY.ges, 7 vols. prig; •LI•••••• 2 . " I t"n's anti Bewick's Herbal, loyal {viper, price 4. Ti, e . - 6 5. er 13ookA dem)/ • ••mue r i, • , ••ti• ,i r . officers,: :Ince. 35. din s instrtictiohs tv o• . 6 rice paper,` price tl. t is. 6!. • ). `eyi C 6 FrCilCh e rni Dic 11 4. 11 1), 1 price •••.141ct's Didionary; of Ti ` ade anti Cc4lllll-"' gi 3 i • wtedern v o}ag..3 the Tenth Voltane,,, to, I,•;,,T''oll's Book-keeping, pile; /5. ty . of London-, IST°, price s 3. Jz, 141.. t. Nort hamptonshire; price Bs. t 3. k utal Talks 4 Vol. ( !d• ° 6, pri ce 35. 64, Crammatot Sacred History, 13:idge.s tret t. • •-•• nlek• tio nit WANIENTAL AttcuvrEcrultE. L..( )1), hel by J. TAY,. BoOks have been. lately publis . • .. 0 . - Orn '"` vo•e rehitedural Library, N 0.59, H I • 1-. 1 • • 1.1161,u DESIGNS for an'd Country floi ts boar.l. buSbY's De i n ns plates ' 'q r "ar F t n o ;b r e ,i .lir s ,l s. linei „ s d tor F„);1•: ' ' ;e r Ct i s u , d V -e- a n ra . , to 1(1Q,- 4 c.sz's Plates, guar. r ! coloured Designs' for Villas and - other Rural Buihlings, quarto, 1. 20 t'ltez‘:eia:,s Design; for Cottages and, Rural tis...ipi,ocoletike,squaearto,-l. 7s, ,6; te 'qs. and jaysV ' 3f3.urplaßtetlss,:icluaeror,.".ag;elsf'lPts-616(ustr'esq,..:17. tbr N.lanioris, ful 44 p , ates, lare gLiarto, • ,- , „&c. '''.lllai - Z,g d r's Sketches for,Cottdges, Dvvellthg., 8 . C./ ( Mart°, 11. lis fid: et: e Designs for * Kuril Houses, Farm Yards! Dai 9, /.o. l ges, &c. ;A pia,l6, 44 , 13", ' l. • - Hititb for V 111.45, ere • 54 quarto, 11 rtd% p ' 5- * • '.' iioustz' .rie 4 , t. tans ot Hot. , lc , tl 6 ' 2 7 plateSi folio; 21. h 4. G e 6do . ;. a ;. ~, ' lts N s u %; SATURDA Y, ELBirCIAR 24, 18101 Qt.I.A.KTERLY REVIVW. NEW EDITIONS of fhb First and SecOlid Numbershf the Q!JARTERLY REVIEW are-no' ready.—Complete Sets may be had in Iwo Volumes, Svo. price tl. is. in boards, br any Number separately, pricess. Printed for John Hurray, Fleet-street, and J. Harchard; PlccaPilly, Loudon and sold also by every other Bookseller in England, Scotland, and Ireland. ' 4 * * No. V. is nearly ready for publication: . This Day was published, In Three Volumes, mrno. price izs in bo:irds, V THE LIA. ;. a • NOVEL. by Miss HARVEY, 1.1.1 Author of the " Go'veilior of Belvit•lr," .. ."Teyn... . - mouth Castle," eze. Printed for ff. Mozlev, Gainsborough:; and sold by Long man, Hurst, Rees, and Orare,,Paternoster.row. THE ARMY. This Day were publiPed, Tn Small Octavo, cs, in hoards, DE ACTICAL: INSTRUCTIONS to •YOUNG OFFI CE RS, 'relative to t•he'interior. Discipline of a Regiment of Foot. -By MAJOR T. C:IIAMBERLIN, Of tile 24th or zd Watwickshire Regiment. toOffic.:rs commanding - Local Militia and Volunteefs,, and to _Young Officers in general,- whose opportunities-othe coining acquainted With the interior Economy at a Battalion have been few, the Oireclions contained in this Work cannot tail to be useful-ant acceptable. . • Printed for itiatircl. London', and be had of. .all 800 sellers. e - - - MR. GI FFORD's I.:IFE OE MR. PITT. - This Da'y was published, In S'..x large Volumes Octavo, with two Partraits of Mr. Pitt, o'ne from an origiiial Pidure by Mr. Hoppner, the 'other trom the Bust, executed by Mr. Flaxman, price 41. 4s' beards, _A HISTORY of the POLITICAL LIFE of ri the Right Hon. WI I, LI A M I? IT T ; including some Account of the Times in which he lived. By 'WIN GIFFORD, Esq. • , Printed for T. Cadcll and IV :Davies, Strand. *.* A fevv Copies, elegantly printed in Three ViAnmes, f vyal Quartq, may still be had,,price al. bs. in hoards. This •Day was publiShect, Price fs.vp and Sixpence, A LETTER to the Ri g ht pion. - SPENctiR PERL EVA L, First Lord_ot, the Treasury, &c. uprn Kis reported Correspondence Wit - in refeience to the cotir- ot , tirat Nob' liy A C Y kl EN' Printed tor C. Chipple, • • ' Also, poblWie , . The Council cif Twelve, Of Si. S teraleh's Muster:Roll, pAt:e. 35. 6d. ' r. -Popish Divan ; Or, Political price 4s. 6d in boards. - . Truth in Pursuit of Wardle, price 33. Ed: 4. ExatninatiOn of Wardle ss Letter to Lord Ellenborotigh, price as. . Heroic Epistle to ColsiicelW , de, 'price as. I tist-n-litlisliz.d, price $5. 6d. in PURSUIT, of: WAR DLE. 13:•ing a 'Lc tt er addressed to Col.,neal .L. tkr ARDLE, heftiers Mt: have cati,e(l , -Ile writers ' " (Ivo CtirsC he clay they were inditers.". . _ c:oinittet of Public Man shoulti.b:. tiarrumfy watched; , , , pr(' theft ni.Jcivi.s wt, tint;„:rs.uoti, oe,re the r eerie etnitulz-nce.—The , Libert:, 4 ,of a N..tioti i, 11107 t! endan', gc•rzti oyir pr,rendyti-Pavriot, thilit by the avowed Clii.at6 (74't `,.; •DCSI.X.A . Ttus Letter earnestly recommended to perusal ;. St contains a devetormenf of coio , el W) - t'dle's Potitieal. Sthitme to introduce r renehmen intothe Nraffonal Militia!!! and is accontpaiiied % with Letters from Sir W. W. Wynne, M.P. and Wln. Henry Lyttleton, M. P. on this very interest ing sub:,ecl.-1t also exhibits the Mock Patriot' in his true' character.- , -A Tatlor and a Government Conti-at-kr !!! and gives some curious 'Anecdotes -Of Co!otjel Wardle,. Major )10( tod;f, kc. &c. Wr;Ven by T. FARO,HARSON,_ . PAlis - hed by Mr. C. Cha No. 66,Pa11-klall,London) abd sold by Most .of the rcspectahle Booksellers. Also, an Examination of Col. Wardle's Letter to I,ord Elfenborough, ,being a complete Vindication of his Lord ship. by Erinaceus.• Price 2s. CHILBLAINS are yirevetted froth breaking, Dtld • their tormenting I tchtnginstantly removed by WHITE- / E ESSENCE of Mtn I'ARU, universall) , esteetned; for its extraordinary Efficacy _in liheumatis . tus, Palsies, Go.iaty AfictlionE, and Complaints of the Stomach ; but Where this certain reirhodY has been unka 114gleeked,' and the Chilblains Dave adually broke, WHIT.EI-111A0' . 44 AMI CE KATE will ease the pain, and 'very speedily heal them; Prepared and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, G reek strect, Sohd,. London, the Essence and Pillsat as. 9.1. each— tne Cerateat ts, i d. Soldby every Medicine Vender in tha.. United , Kirigclom. Geri line, has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name' of It. johnston inserted on it. . . • RENOVAI'EI) TT has been too frequently the , subjed of just and .IL genefal rept-fall - a-clon e that men destitute of the elements of tale madical- art have. offered .themselves ae. candidates -for esaile j lie`pat ronage in the profession of physic. If or the purposp• ordoing jus - tiee tothe result of our studies and experience 'and to petvent us from being classed among those empiries 'whose imprudent Pretensions have, unfortunately for society., been - too favourably rectiverf, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and..ac- • Alinements., After having received a regular medical educa tion as the pupils of Messrs. 'Grinder. and l3hizard, whose 1e 0 . .. re , and evacuee w e f earefully attended, as professors and urgeeris of the. London Hospital;: we entered ourselves as students iti :that justly celebrated - school for medical acquire ment, thel.toyal .College of Edinburgh, and were-instrueled in the ditrerentb e ranches of atiatomy, surgery, the theory and pradice of physic, chemistry, meled,vileiy, botany, &c, &c. by those eminent. profesSore, Drs. Moino, Ij s re4ory,, :Mack, thincan ar;el Itutherfor,l, lye trust we shall not bedeeined presumptuous its saying_ that of e prolleteney and acquirementt are lot ineensOiranie. 1-faving.fot a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the yartotts , cliseneS of Debility; the particular objett or our studies enzel:prattice, it will, Ave hepe, be allowed 'apt we hare acquired supetior knowledge of their treArneill and biri. 'tit:light - an' recent cases of infection a perfed re-establishment _is am - 1000 in the short period of two days ; anti in those of the utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners hive failed of success, a-, *per persvi,etance in odr plan or treatment ensures . tiefhe patient a safe and radkal , euie. Amidst the inelanehely variety of disorders.which arc the e ge t te of a le!bit long te,d most-unhap p ily eureu e d by' ;h e yuuth of both sexes, there a'ne none in-:re :..oar,ming o r more distressing than those cihniciencies arid debilities which fre, quently prevent or embitter the'inattirtionik state. To s uc h persona it must bea censolation,toknowt that they may now, by a new add infallible mode oltreatrnestt, be restored to that greatestot all_hutnan blessines, a strong e Minty, and vigor-. ous constitution. In. all cases of debility, trut whateier cause arising, asweell as in every species of veire:cal refeetion, we may be, consulted by patients of either sex with the great est secrecy and honour. lioursofeonsuitatfou at hortie nom ten to three, and ftom inethe evening til.i to at night. Patients - in the country are requested to suite the particu lars et their case, aO, and eetneral habit of living. Sze. clesia; a remittance for adeice sod medicines, when the same will be given, or.sent to any ,ea tent thefcinedom. To ensure that secrecy se essential to' our nielerfaking. the postae - e'ef letters may beadier; ui thc - acebuirt 'tot' inedi‘i tics. ' C'elleKlE and Co. Surgeon:, Na. re - :. liiatrati-get - den. O'b Messrs. Currie and (.0. have Certiricates from the aorree reSrpeetable Professets of Lori en end Edienuren, for the diligence, skill, and humanity, with , which they -per -duties assigned them . during the time they at._ el : e.4 their Leduees aria . r, I A - V-0 FFIC ~ ' ' Feb. i3' tFtv. THE Mil rmissi-oNERSjor ICTUA L. LING LIM yrs 1 - dc herely give Niticeol:hat cn Fay, -the 2d of 114.;reh next, they will *be ready -to receive 'se'e's in Writing wird tip), and treat with such . Pe. , :cons trill rindet;:ake to furnish what TALLOW CANDLES Indy be .demanded for the use 011-the i!iclualling Department at Dept ford, for.one year from the .date' o/ the ContraFt and to be pod for by Bills-, p yable:with. interest, Ninety pays after date. The CotiditionS of the Contraa may be seen at the Seiretaty's Off. e. No regard will he bad any Tender in nrki ch the Price shall not be 'welted in words at length, cr that shall not be delivered to the Board before One . e'Clock On the said Friday the zd of March next, unless te . -Per.t.on -who makes the Tender, or some ;Pei son on his beta f, to answer when called for, • • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, - • • Feb. 1; . , iSro, _ THE PiiiiVCIPAE 'OFFICERS Or PUS :YESTV'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Mulct ; that -.9 , 465a/r will be. received at their Of re, in Pull-Mall; on.,n hejOre Pri.l.4,- the 2d t 7 . 0 ., of March, from such Peront as may re willing to undertake the Supply of TACKLE UOOK S, and vadat/or other. articles 1211 RON, for service of this Deiartmeni, for a perifd of Thr , :et reirs. • .• - Proposals for any Artide tont' ained lathe List will he received, _and Patterns of the, Alliclei, - may be viewed upon- appliattion at the Po iirripal Storekeetcr's,Office, in the Tor, cc ; where jar- , tl , ei• Particulars, togeit:er ,with the Tei'ms and Conditions el the `C- - ntract may be k:707.1.M, and also at tile Secretary's oee - r, in Pall. Mall I,l,resaid, asty between the hours- of Ten and Four 0T.7204.7there -rho tke Protosals • must:be• delivered, 'sealed up and i,d.rsed, ."'lnopos:ils for T.icich! Hooks, c.:. :." 'hut Propc4.ll can be aide: 'alter the . 2d day of .Marc,6, at rwelve o'Ckch at AVG,(II . the sameday ; neilherwill lrrry rett diY be noticed, an/es; .the' Party making it, ,or .an• Agent in his bcitalf, shall alit/tic 4v Order of Ike Board, R. CREJY, Ste.. GENFAAL SIFOOHN M()ORE's.CORUNNA PATENT ciA r 1:A I.), • foriping a regular rvlilitary Bed for the l• !cid, Barracks, 8e .. :• also a SO FIVfYI a 'rcra or Room, 4-c. and likcwke a 'SEA'CitT t;dr on buarit Ship; the 'ivittile packing in a smill Vallee, allowed theniost portable (fifer nianala.... - tiirei, invented by AI 0 R((.;A N and SANDE as, catnerive ,strect, teho -the nighest ilonour,:. ought "to be tight ;111 'those 4.tho so gariantly live and zii,e lot their King and ,Country. • , , \acktif4l,:.'l,-/., ..,, E V, , ;.; ; . ~k w.„:„ ..:07,,.,...,,, , ......A.,....„....„.4..„ Sy, , ;4,i: i - :00 r /r . ,1 F t '' FOTH EPA; L'B LE PI L, I,S, • for the Prevtotioo and Cure of the Dtseages peculkir to the 'Sex. ryHAT a r:re:ftet share of the 41 . 1fitinitieci is to t.:to than the other S.ex, , v'e have the aisrhority c. t Scripture to coirtirm. flence the numerous disorder; wtnek ‘vonien, and subject, Lhem to pain and strifetinr„ at every, period of life. nut thoity4 thiS "is the th."sattie hand which has i111:::used the hurthetr, has also al fnolal the ene; - .las'ut - relict. lie Las provider; the ,IliiilltS with virtues; which, under the goicianceot science, should SOijttn• pain, and prove an antidote to the evil, Dr. Fotliet - giVsTeiriale -Plll i,' a womtertill composition of this kind. it allays nerviiiis'in nation. 'calms the rts pici tu mult of tike.blood, gives to do.: perturbed spirits their regular course and circulatiort, and 'restores the relaxed; fibre to its propc?,ttine, aral settic..; on - the oticek ,the Mantling- liUe heat tit, bea4y, and, pu rity ' - arrthe - I"r i egril.nities of the sex it is a never-fail inA ieStotative; as, in Gie,:n SitAness % , nd Obstrudions: lii Nervous (list:tilers; As Ifisteri ,, stiAiikv, Palsy in discai,es front a relaxed fibre, as - after c'hildbcd ; Dropsy, and even •during the:pregnant state. It should be kept, by every Male, ies a ptppet : domestic medicine, which She can, at all timetto YesOrt to lit an attack of any illness, .. • _ . Sold ivholefale and,tet:fil at Mr. .Butler's, 4, Cheapsick., corner or Pat&Aoster-row ; :Bacon, rs;, and Allen, 76, 0N..- lotd-streei - ; Clark, i 69, Boronll ; l'urt, Royal hxcii , n ; and most Country,Medicihe NenderS, ,in 'Boxes; at zs. 9d. each - , • Of vvliorn rnak i •lfe had, Dr. Fothergil's Nervous Cordial Drops, so' juttly recommended ror the of aIIrNeFVOUS Comillaints, in Hot t 1 cs price - 4s- 64. and zz'stacii. 2,• 'Boo. . • To T. 'TAYLOR* Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-street, - ' London. . ' Edinburgh, May . ant; . • IN‘ the. SprSpring`of T .l794 I wa's affli&ed with a 1, Venereal- -Complaint, which I ,treated- with inditret ence for'five months ; but, was ,then. obliged to apply t o a regnlar Physician, who put a temporary stop •to the viru lence of the • Disease (by mercurial applications) for_ som time,;.' but growing,. in spite ot all modicine•-•ancl,the advice of the first Gentlehien of the Faculty: here, worse and worse .fortwo years, I was reduced. to a state almost_ tin. paralleled and beyond deseriptiOn; being' an entire leper; and:ulcerated-from head to toot..—My head, throat,' illoirth, nose, legs, arms, &c. : have been alternately in danger ot : liecothinr . -useless-; . in short,' I hate bad. awn - kwetity - to ' thirty eating niters on my body, and nearly totally. de_ priVeit of sight. , ---It •would •be volumhious •to particula- - rice all my . case—stiffceit to. say, there,never, way,' or ever ;VIII be, one of a =fro dangerous, or _of a •m6re compliJ; c a t .....d - ru k - ute.,'" I was long lacked upon by' 'my ..friends, and i l i t agined myself, beyond all hopes of -recovery .; '. and, i n „: deed, in my then conditiosi, death .vas_ prefetable to lay more thak miserable state. In this dbtaft.il situation did I drag a most miserable . exisferwe, !jil ' Ditine'Providence threw in my way a NeWspaper•e.ontainfrig 'the ' case of i "Mr, B. of Plymouth H-my. friends read it, i could ml.-1 sent and procured some of your LE A. K E's l" ATE N'l PILLS; mhich, by using from time to time, am now,:a:id have -long been; (after :', male than lour years indescribabie . distress), in as goOd A State of li..altli as (:',,ct• 1 enjoyed ; as a .. I. proof of this, I haffat flue,' thriving healthy chiN,. bairn te e ; inc,a few months ago. in gratin:de to po , e, arid lit hopes of tendering my felrow-creatim , serive, I re - quest you to poblish this; and you. may at' any time refer persons who wish to be satM!ed Of the truth of this, or further -parti cul'ars*, to me or my friends, by letter or person'. ~ . As few Gases for badness will e'ver eci n'il mine', 'and' none' ' exceed it, I have from experience, every reason to : assure rnarikina, that in your L..-\''KE's PIL LS they .will 'ijad a sure„' 'speedy, ,safe ' and. radical. Cure, fur thAr most dread ; TO:stage of tile ) 7 et ierc-il llist"ise, which •is •'c .illed -, 'co n ' Ts 1 k 3411,D 1., Ut..S , ' - . 7 1014 N .TiltrvlPSON:. *. I 2SUrllidUlitalile family_ reasi 115 plreye . rit. rnal , :..ingT my - ,name . and .atidresS public . ; but - creditable person's really' I 1 wanting information may als6 be te.ff.rie.l to me and day 1 friend's by Mrt. S. Clark, Rarnsay-o,irilens,•Edinburgh.. • i Prepared and Sold by• the - Sole Proprietor, . , . T. TAYLOR, MeMber of tife Royal College ',if Sorgeoti, , ' , ' , in-London, at his ho;tse, No.. 'l4ew . Bridge-sfreet, , i Where, he will , giVe Advi‘.:e tvithoUt - 7 a 'tee,. to \persoil.s tak.: trig these- Pills,, and will answer patients lettC:rs, if tOst... , r.oLli on the same terms, observing in_ all cases, the ffrost. f Invio \able secrecy, no ' piirson'S. name .oy case hating been mentioned, but at their ow,n partieultiveytest, ~ ,,, y the Pro -1 prietor; during' the course or : more than thirty-six ymars, _ 1 that .tic has had the cooductint; of an extensive. sale of the 1 above Medicine, and the .practice arising. therefrom. I They are also sold by his-Appointinent, for the Omt.- I nienee :oi those living at -a - distance, `by Mr. Baxter, Soliiii-briAge, Edinburgh; Mr.. Macdonald, Printer, I ,t,las- m gow, to who also Mr. T. refers for his address; ar the Pettuniorts, No.. 55,- . St: • Alban's-street, fall-mall; • Mr. t Robortsoh's Toy-shop,. No. t 0 . 3 ." -Oxfordstreet; Mr. 1)i - ?- bolougies, No. 7, Fisn-str6et-hill, nearly opposite the Mn. 1 tzument ; Mr. Steel's, hook.sener, No. 1, tfahon-row, Little . "1 w.ver-{,ii". ; ML: - Hut!, Dante-street. Dublin i• and' by: onr' person in every ,olisitierahle town. in C reat-Britaill . one ' • Ireland. in .rox.e. ot oiliy 25.. gii.• each, 4caleki ,1!4 will, t full and d 'plain direions, ve . ltoreby persons of either Sex i , 11 , 3 y cure metriselveS 1,,,ir.11 ease and secrecy. 1 N. Li:. .Lvery,l3ox sold in.' (..reat Brir:hri is scaled up it . c s ii a Ntamp, , tr. witic;h, •by . favour -ot the Contnii. - Lsioiw..rs,' is printe.l, AT. the Starap.c)ilice --" T . Taylor, 'N; 0., Neviltridge-street." . to imitate winch is felony, and :.1 all others arc Cf..4lllterfeits. . • " ' . (PRICE SINPINdi F* IMP ;l2.' It IA L PAR 1 - ..; I , 3 1,N111,,N F TIOVS E OF -PEERS, FRIDAY, MitttJAßN* 23. CORN AND DISTILLERIES. Lirrds ITARDNViCkE and , DAiiNLuy moved -for a variety or Papers relativeto the impoitotion and ave rage prices of Corn within these last two ye trs.4— . (Meted.. ' TRADING' LICENSES. ' The Earl of LAtinEentit:E :tat - very great abuies'pretaiied respecting the graots Licrnses'to Merchants, _and tO. others, since•t . ll4 principle was first adapted by GoVernmeio, for prudent and poi tical'purposes. At first the ineasnie •.-as resorted to for the i.vigestand most beoeP.,:tulo'notives, but of late-they : have been converted into the most unjust praetices ; in fad thecommercid part of the British • - :coninaunity has-got charpletely into the Ilan is of the Executive Government. It was his intention to have this subject made, a ,roattel of striot,ioqui - ry; for thatlp4arpose .'he Should - desire gorne doCurnents ti.); IT produced. He then "mimed that ;lithe be laid before the House, by an address to 'his Majesty, ' acct nnt Of all the Licenies granted, for the purposes of trade since the year TBo3, wisli . the nadiess6f tho , e to whom they we're granteit, distinguishing whether for import or-export trade, trod the (I'M:l -ent , acts under which`they were severtliy issued. ' Lord Er.r.:Er.criotiOutitt expre , :seo his .aporobation of the motion, addirigr, - that in his judicial camcity, he was in_the 'habil 'of constant I y 'witoessing , he in convenience under. v.;;eir indi.iduals I:thour:td; from - . the manner in which their licenses wete drawn. .Earl BA.Tticasysaiel,• that this prat:lice pui sued by' persons now. in office was exactly the. same as that priqiiset by their predecessors. He however had . no objet ion to any part : of the motion blit the latter part, ,o Ilia boon , " ' qrnith'ci: wits agreed to, utter Short explimatioufrom Lord 'EP:cob - rough and Lotd Lasodetdale. _ Launerrtitja• again moyed,fbr an account of trite tees ,paid at the several Offices of the Govern 7 merit toAitnalti these ii..:.e.nss.,-,Avievd . • ..TRANsPORT .13/01?S. Lord AlRLVlLLetnoved;that tht.re - be laid before the House anacc - iittra of the number ut ships of war ,eissployed as otanspOrts, and tt , ei( se;eral convole ineotti of men- and guns 'during I soitand t soy. He also moved a similar aCeount of litre' aimed ships, employed a; tianspolls. Agreed 1(; ) after a few,observations 'from Lord Mulgrave. His Lordship next moved ic)l - an account .of the number -of' King's 4hips so 2eMployed, and hired armed 'Ships so likowise etnoloyed, that wore either LOA , or, captured. dur•ing time said period.--Granted, REVERSION BILL. , • . 'On the" Order of the Day being read, - for resum itig debate on the hist' reading of the Rervrsid . The LORD. CHANOELoit stateJ, that. in Conse quence of the objection urged on . a iormer evening, he had thought the most fit course of RI ocet:4l4. was to adjourn-the debate, in order to give time for ' investigating the. stibjeet. .Upoo the oiliest Conii deratioti, howevei, tnar he had been cif-I-bled to give to-it, he was of opiniou that the 'objection could not be suppoOed.. . Lord 4.itioi:S said; that having-conceived it - to be an objection to proceeding in the Bill, he had,thotight it his chity to 'state it: The objeCtion, howeVer, not being considered'_ as valid; he-should certainly not do so indecent. -a thing as to oppose a first -reading, but should-oppose the Bill' in its other stages, The Bill was read a first time. • EarI:GaOSVENOtt gave not Tee that he Should ruovik the second reading on-Monday, Lo r d d!IENVIL,Lff wished to have S9MQ entry made On the Journals; in order that what had hip ! ' : pened in -this 'else might rot prejudge or preclude the question ; resped to the, privilege which he- conceived, and which 'it had beeu Ondersibod, that every Pear, possessed, of ,presenting a BilT, and desiring, without motion, that it should be read a first "time. . Some-Conversation took place between the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Liverpool, Erskale, and Lord Grenville, as to the point whether this privilege, was actually possessed. by the Peers or not, which tertnitiaiedin a motion Made by Lord Greif- % vine, and which was agreed to, to.refet the question to the Committee of'Priyileges. - The Lords' were ord'emed- to be surntnoued Tot Monday.: - , - On the Auction of the Marou;s of LA?iSDOWNF, the debate on the answer of his Majesty to the Ad-' dress of% the City of London, as delivered ,by the Se dretary of State; - wino stood - 'fur ;.londay next, was i postponed 'to Friday 'fist.-- , .. Adjourued Nitniday. • • IJOUSE OF .COM,I:ION§, FRIDAY, • FEB. 23. . , , BENCI-113.RS Of LINCOLN- 2 s INN. ' Al,r. • S E'R D A 1 ,, T requested the particular attention Of the Hoe to 3. which I,e held in his . . I • hand. from "r Firclutar.on , e)arging a - - , great grievariciiimu c.p..l,resstotron tiv t t most-respec table body Of of Lincoln's , The charge was,.that they hod agreed to a b5e.4,1%, , wl;ich it I.vas determined, •that no person had bc. ri profitably engaged in any newspaper (4. should tie admitted to do those exercise; winch wonkt entitje bins to be called to thc Bar. He by . no rneints inynnt, to question the right of-tbe ftetichz.• ers of Lincoln's Inn, to-. object to any individl.4l wifoti,, conduct . ntight be of si,cll a description as -to render him unfit for an association • it ti then; ; but -be contended that a , sweeping ct.tose, by win, any class of individuals was- fleciared col ecinp-ly to lieuttfit to enter into a .respectable. siori was illiberal and oppressive and at 'the.;s:ll_e , ll j D~ ils 1- (6, - t' • rt I~' !j} s i At I, . .~ 7 I '~: •